Environment gets Bushed

In 1915 the record high temperature in Alaska was 100 degrees Fahrenheit at Fort Yukon, the record low temperature was -80 degrees Fahrenheit at Prospect Creek Camp in 1971.
 
In 1933, Mickey Mouse, an animated cartoon character, received 800,000 fan letters.

That's great but what does it have to do with the weather? Besides nothing.
 
Oh, I thought we were merely posting random fun facts.

Tell me, what made you post yours?

Look at the date and temp of the record high and where it is. With all this global warming why isn't it that high now? Was it global warmings fault the temp got that high that long ago?
 
Are those the records for Alaska?

Alaska is a big place, but not that big.

Yes those are the records for Alaska. Here I will quote and bold the part you missed.

In 1915 the record high temperature in Alaska was 100 degrees Fahrenheit at Fort Yukon, the record low temperature was -80 degrees Fahrenheit at Prospect Creek Camp in 1971.

See that big word? It says Alaska.
 
You're doing what's called 'data mining'.

You can call it what ever you want. I'll call it "pointing out that temp goes up and down and up and down all the time and has been at record highs before the global cooling craze and the new global warming/climate change/climate crisis that is all mans fault".
 
Yes those are the records for Alaska. Here I will quote and bold the part you missed.



See that big word? It says Alaska.
Fair enough. Allow me to bold a word.

Global warming. See that bold word? It sais global.

Dictionary: Global
(glō'bəl) pronunciation
adj.

1. Something that's a whole lot bigger than Alaska.

But well done. You just debunked Alaskian Warming.
 
Fair enough. Allow me to bold a word.

Global warming. See that bold word? It sais global.

Dictionary: Global
(glō'bəl) pronunciation
adj.

1. Something that's a whole lot bigger than Alaska.

But well done. You just debunked Alaskian Warming.

So Alaska isn't part of the globe? Last I checked it is. So if there is global warming then the warming should be global right. If its global then Alaska should be warming too. Unless its not global warming.
 
Have you ever heard of a concept called: average?

Ohhh so its a global average .....not global. That's a great way to cover up the not global global warming buy making it a global average....that is an awesome way to hid the areas that are cooling and still make the claim we are dooming the world......
 
Why attack a strawman version of the Global Warming concern?
And why datamine?

There's no value in either.

If taking one record hot day out of the last 100 years is data mining then so is taking the last 100 years out of 10000. Why is it ok for the global warmists to do it?
 
skadistic, take your fingers out of your ears please, willya? And stop going 'Na-na, na-naaa-na'!

What you are constantly talking about is weather, not climate.
 
skadistic, take your fingers out of your ears please, willya? And stop going 'Na-na, na-naaa-na'!

What you are constantly talking about is weather, not climate.

:lol: Yeah because they are mutually exclusive.:lol:

I would also like to thank global warming ( that isn't global) for the mild summer this year. Its been nice to open the windows in the 85* heat when it should be near 100*. Or higher because it should be getting warmer (but not every where because global doesn't actually mean global it means global average so they can cover up that it isn't actually getting warmer every where).
 
*sigh* again, weather..... in case you really did not understand the simple distinction, weather is a short term phenomenon, while climate is the long term one. Climate dictates the RANGE of weather possible. So a local cold summer doesn't mean anything, while 10 cooler than average summers in 20 years do mean something.



get it now? or do i need to break it down into smaller units?
 
There's no point. You're dealing with someone who think his data mining is a good idea.

Where did I say it was a good idea? I actually implied the opposite when I pointed out how the warmists use it too.
 
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